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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

by VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF JOHN SIM.
ID mons, deceased, the undersigned will offer
for sale, TO the highest bidder, before the Court
House do r of Ohio county, on
Saturday. the ION Day Of Decrmbcr,
A.. ID. 1857,
the following very valuable city property, IN the
City OF Wheeling, tO.wit: That lot of ground
lying on the southeast corner Of Market and
Twenty-seventh streets, in said city, being fifty
{ ct on Market street and one hundred feet upon
Twenty seventh street, upon which there Is q
Two-story Double Brick Dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE 0nethird OF the purchase
money in cash and the residue in six and twelve
months from the day of sale, with Interest from
said day; the purchaser will be required IN give
his notes for the deferred payments. n deed will
be made TO the purchaser In which a lien will
be retained for the deferred purchase money. II
the purchaser elects 80 TO do, be can pay the
whole purchase money In cash.
Sale TO nj ten O'Clock a. IN.
For information apply 10 c. W. Kreiter, No. %
Seventeenth street, or TO Edward WestwOOd, No.
3l0S McCullOch street.
e. ". KkFlTER, Executor,
EMMA WE. TW0OD. EXecutriX
Of John simmons, decGa'ed.
November 18th, 1887. no5oawi
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BELLAIRE.

Tue c. & p. yard engine, No. II. has
been IN the Wellsyille shops and has beer
rebuilt.
A piece of pipe with a fuse ct one end
was found il George Romack's office at the
T. %P. yesterday, and caused some alarm,
as the thing was supposed to be a dyna,
mite bomb. No one has ventured TO ex-
anime the contents Of the pipe, as yet, but
1t is likely nothing more than a stuffed
piece Of pipe fixed up for a joke.
L. L. Woodbridge has been appointed
executor or the estate Of the late W II
Minamyer, Of Glencoe.
The cOrnice on the B & o. depot nro.
lected out too far aud FUSED the owner or
IN" adjacent propert' } kick, but the cor.
Gice has been reduced.
Tue rver came up yesterday 80 that the
steamer Bellaire resumed her trips.
Mir. Latham, of Bethesda, was in town
yesterday. He was making arrangement
to erect a new cigar store at his home.
Inc "caatata' last night drew n bio
crowd ana was well received.
The Crystal Window Glass Works 10 he
ing reprinted.
Il" banquet given by the X. of p. TO
'Hs''iDS IOuseS last night was a very pleas.
event. The Choral Society's place of
meeting rs well as the hall of the LODGE
used for the large number assembled.
Henry Carr is confined to his bed and il
very low.
A drunken fellow entered a Union street
'aloOD and flouTished a box in which he
and wa' concealed bombs IS was
Frank Sherwood, who robbed Blum,s
las been recognized 20 court in the sum of
$500 w '"
Tue b. Il U pay car will be here TO dav, !
In Common Pleas Court last Monday T
asses were called in the State of Ohio Va
."Seph Doepier: indictments for procur- |
ng signature by false prc,enses in three c
asses. NoHe Prosequi enter d in each case C
defendant discharged from his ~recog-
The case of John Schick against the city 4
| Beilalre comes up Ia court to-day. b
frena Smith mas entered suit for $500 81
Sainst Julius Eisaubcrg for selling liquor "
} Mr.. Smith. n
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Scene In Court, 1885,
O7aGhG HOr!f.


First Lady JurOr-There seems TO be nc
doubt that the prisoner murdered his wife
Second Lady Juror-Yes. isn't he hand,
some?
Third Lady Juror-The poor fellow
hasn't had a single bouquet sent 10 him
to-day.
Fourth Lady Juror-But you know the
ladies weren't sure he vas guilty.
Fifth Lady Juror-Of course not: they
didn't hear half the evidence.
Sixth Lady Juror-It we bring him in
guilty what will they dor
Seventh Lady JurOr-Hang him.
ChOrus-Hofrors.
Eighth Lady Juror-Why not saw the
second degree?
Ninth Lady Jurur-Then they'd i'm
prison the poor man for life.
Chorus-HOrrofs
Tenth Lady Juror-It won't do to bring
him in guilty at all.
Eleventh Lady Jnror-Pm afraid not.
Tgelfth Lady Juror-Of course not. If
be Is locked up We can't any of us marry
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Good Results I'm Every Case.

d: A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many reme-
dies without benefit. Being induced 10
try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumpslon, did so and was entirely cured
oy use ola few bottles. Since which time
ne nas used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is The
experience OF thousands whose lives have
been saved BY this wonderful discover
Irial bottles nee at Logan & Col Drug
s@rs- Ucrae
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SALE.


By virtue of a deed Of trust made by Andrew
V. Wees and Mary Wees. his wife, TO ne as truS.
tee, dated March -. 1854, and recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk of the County Court OF Ohio
county, W. Va, IN Deed Of Tut Book No. q,
page e.. ! will sell AZ public auction. on
Wednesday, November 81. 1887.
commencing al 10 o'clock 8. M, nj the front door
of the Court House of said county, in the city OF
Wheeling, the following described property:
The north one-third Of Lot numbered one hup.
dred and twenty-five (l22). situated on the east
ade Of Market street In ChaplineS Enfrs addi.
ton TO the city Of Wheeling.
Title believed to be good, but selling as irus.
tee / shall convey only such title as Is vested In
me.
TERMS OF SALE-One third, or as much moro
a. the purchaser may elect, cash In hand on the
day of sale, and any residue in two equal install.
nents payable in one and two years from the
day of sale, with interest from that day, with In.
suranCe uTOn the tuilding 10 the satisfaction OF
toe trustee. DANIEL NIGHTINGALE,
Trustee.
G. A. SCHAErRR & Co, Agents. OC27
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uOvsRNMRNrs-Dull and s.eadv

SFArES-Dul and without feature,
RAlLRoADs-Fairly active and followed
the course of the share market very closely
sales 81, 23l, OGO.
SrocKs-The stock market was again
strong this morning, but yielded later in
the day and the early advance was com.
pietely wiped ont There was a disposition
to sell on the part OF foreigners at the OMEN.
Ing, but the list received good suppor,
from the bulls and buying from domestic
sonrces turned the tide once more and
higher prices than had been before attain
ed were reached. There was no news NJ
Importance to affect values, though there
were reports Of rate cutting in the
northwest during the morning bouTs
while later in the day adricss
OF an entirely different nature were "a
ceived. St Paul was the pivotal stock and
was very strong and was remarkably we'll
held against decline. Chicago, Burlington
md Qginey and Wheeling and Lake Erie
we're also prominent in the rise, The exnira-
aon Of several sellers sixty optioGshelpinp
former to make the -,
'anee of the day. The sSs
assumed greater psopofg ins&
~ a,ssTnoSn End Sthsn ,.6Isi : an
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.

q Win A~ "
Departure of Trains nom wheeling. EAssm
time. Schedule In eject October Isl, 1851.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest -
q. m, 80 p. m. and s:l6 p m. daily, and lrsis p
M F asiIy EXCEPT sSs Sn ss;assay and 81. Iou,. ,ass.
and fl:lS ?. m, daily.
yantsviiie Accommodation leaves s.7Ns44L.
and arrive a. 6:l6p. m, daily except SuhA.3.
Express for Washington, d. C.. RalhnncrA
Philadelphia and NeS yort. sos m- sndsSo
EIpscs trains arrive nom chioaso, 600 I'D
80 a N a. m. and SIS p m. daily, ana t$e&.
m. daily except Monday.
cinnan. ass q. m. and 6lS p m daily.
EIprcss trains arrive nom Philsdelphia. baiur
more and Washington, &c, N1A N. ana i0is
For Columbus, go m. and rlis p m. daily.
and 2:S p m, daily except sunday.
Trains arrive nom Columbus, i!S N. n
6:tS ?. m daily, and loS e. m. daiy exceps
For fiusburg and Washington, Pa, 500 q =.
Express, $40 a m, leo and 100 p M daily.
Additional way trsiu for Washington, Pa, bso
p. m. daily except sunday, I
Trains arrive nom Pits go and lIloA
N. and 6S and il.iO ?. m. dA
Trains arrive nom &ashingA !, Pa, 500 = n.
daily except sunday.
For M~oundsville, loo noon, daily except sdn.
day.
Leave Aoundsruie, i2@ p m, daily except
sunday.
For fsirmoul 40 p, m, Leave fairmont 90
a. m. daily except sunday.
For Cumberland, so q m. Leave Cumber
land. us T. m. daily exccpt sunday.
For 81 Clairsyillc, $50 n m. and 400 y. N.
daily exert sunday. and 100 p, m daily.
Prom ST Clairvills. Sos a. m. daily, and leo
and CHS p, m daily except sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels ami
residences on orders In NJ Ticket once, iM
Market street, and at Depot
q. X, LORD.
Gen. Pass Agent
W. NJ. CLEMIs-.S Manager, ociS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Tn THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY
i Of Wheeling, West Virginia
Clara Quinlan with Benjamin Qninlan, her hus-
band,
Josephine Weitzel and John wei.zcl, her hus.
band. Martha simpson and Frank simpson,
her husband, and Agncs Flanagan.
IN PARTITION. ~ CHANCEEY.
By virtue of = decree entered in the above
cause on the 18th day az October, lsS7, the uu.
designed special commissioner will sell, AT pub
lie auction, at the front door Of the COuu House
Of Ohio county, West Virgins, TO the highest
bidder, on
Saturday, the 28th Day OF November,
A. ID. 1857,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following valuable real
rs'ate, tn-wit: The west part Of lot No. II, in
John McLuTe's addition 10 the city Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, situate on Coal formerly KCnneyl
street, fronting 33 feet on said street and extend.
ing eRstwardly 70 feet more or les 10 the east
side Of a stone wall, and the west boundary Of
the east portion Of the lot conveyed by Frank :.
De Has and Elizabeth, his wife. % one Matthew
W. Miller, the hight aud privilege Of maintain
ing q sewer now running und' meath tha said
west 20 ton Of said LOT, for the Use and benefit
Of the cast portion Of the said Miller lot, bring
reserved 10 the said DE Has and wife. Upon
taid property Is a Two-story Brick Building con.
tanning xix 70 ms. This II the same property
heretofore conveyed TO the late William FiAns.
gan, of the City OF Wheeling, BY Frank 8, DeHaa
and elizabeth, MS WEE Dy deel Gated the Ssth
day OF July. 1866, recorded IN the Office If the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Book No. 50, on psse s3l.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money in cash, One-third In s1 months, aud the
remaining third in twelve months from the day
Of sale. TIE said deferred initaimenu bear.
ing Interest from the day Of sale at
the rate OF six per cent per mum, and the
purchaser giving his notes with good security
Hr them. The purchaser. in addition to the hrt
payment, may make as large q cash psymeTtes he
NAV desire. The title viii be retained until all
the purchase money has been paid
EUGENE HAEEE,
Special Commissioner.
- JoHE o. PESDLEroS, Attorney.
! / HERvEY, AuctiOpeer.
hereby certify that Eugene HaIke, the above
named special Commissioner, has given bond
with security ~ required by the above decree.
Given under my hand this 2ist day Of October,
1881. G. ID. THOMPSON,
ocN Clerk OF Municipal Court Of wheeling.
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COTTON.
New York.

New YORK. November 17.-Cotton--
Qniet and steady; uplands lOsc; Orleans
lOlc; futures closed steady; November
l0.29c; December 10.24c; January l 0.3lc;
February 1880; March 10 55ci April
10 53c; May 10 GOc; June 10 66o; July
lie; August 10.75c.
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puEEps E1kasvlA

A Certain Cure for the EIrst Stages Of
Consumption
Its main ingredients are raw beefand Dufy's
Pure Malt Whiskey, and II stimulates the snsr.
gies and builds up the tissues .s no other scien.
tfc discovery has ever done,
81 am a Presbyterian clergyman anda Doc.
tor of Divinity, but l am net afraid to recon-
mend Dufy's Malt Wliskey aud DGfy's For.
muls as the purest aud most ef:ciens prepsra-
lions l know Of aid my experience IS a large
one" k-y. p. EILIS,
Princeton, Iowa.
Duffy's Formula is for sale by sll druggists
and dealers. Price, 81 per bottle.
The DUTFr MALT WErsscT Co.,
LvC-csi.r. y. Y.
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ECEOAys:
leave the City At 500 =. In. and nm every hour
until 900 y. m. ~
Leave Wheeling Park at go a. 10. spc ruu
SSsiy n0ur until 1000 p. m, except Church
Trains, which via leave the Park az 945 A m
and City At l2:l5 p. m.
e. H1RSCH,
unaripfapSap
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DRY GOoDT.
Neg Nnrh.

New YoEK, November II. Dry Goods
With o good inquiry on the part of new
buyers the strong tone OF the market for
cottops wa maintained, if not improved,
through new purchases reducing aud clean
ing up stocks of outside market.
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TOR SALE.

Desirable Residence, southeast corner of Chap
line and Twenty second streets.
One Brick House, Six rooms, No. 272 Chaplins
street.
One Cool Brick House, Eight Rooms, with
large lei, on Eoff street.
One Good Frame House on Jacob street, north
Of Twenty. fourth street; five rooms and cellar.
Vacant Lots in the Sixth ward, at prices 10 suit
purchasers. !. b. HUGHES,
noe 2SII Chapline Street,
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. FERRY.
,eid. Of Mt pIeasant

NJ ,eid, of Mt. Pleasant,
t-day.
oeht, who was hurt by
rum wagon drawn by a
day, acobsburg, last Mon
remoN and was able to be
hattaA IL place, near Pow
been q u William, who has
Peter Ssrned home.
suit ofa Iiously ill, the re-
Of a press u by the breaking
ing al the o. was manipulat.
The folloSe ks.
Gasette's rel ae st. Clairs7ille
Tuesday. proceedings for
clear, but TO 81 is not exactly
if the School Wind it looks as
the lots on vseave to pay for
house is built, 10 ward school
costs Of the * interest and
closed: "The street still
ance Co. vs.. Thsn Lite Insur.
Ferry, Ohio; defaasof Martins
PENDANT for So, 5 against de-
Mr.. Jesse Bennt
in the city yesterda asant, was
old Martins FerrySsett is an
notice Q ntinual inn Us he can
Mrs. J. 7. ThOma his city.
ing the past few days ! as dur
Mrs. Joseph NJ. W
seriously ill with tyrSs been
conyaleseent. Fshnia is
MIR. aud Mrs. Joel va
the guests of Mr.. aalem.
James Y. Patterson is
attending the funeral off, Pa,
Mrs. Stephens. .her'
A sheet roll on mill NcS
'roke yesterday. ,,a.
The puddling Department.
nill be ready to 60 on on Nj I'd
A large nu of Mts
nights of Ply vent to V
end an enterk ment gotr.
rcthren in that city.
Judge John S. Cochran has
IL new Office, corner of HI,
streets. n
DR.. Anderson Ralston of thV
lember of the medical force Oft
att Hospital, is laid up with
yer.
William Tipphardt has return
D extended trip.
W. J. Kelley, Esq, Of Bellair,
he city yesterday.
James johnson, of Wellsburg,
this city, is serious i'll.
The remains of the late DR.. Isr
n will be inferred in Riveryi
cry at two o'clock to-day. 7
ndent Order of Odd Fellows ,
.ct the funeral and ceremony.
All Odd Fellows are requested
their hall at II m. to day TO at
neral Of Brother l.. Werlich.
Commercial Hall was filed last
and all present greatly
OF. Haupt's lecture and charmir
nment. Tonight another free
be given, after which the lac
in the 40 a. m. cl,
speak and amuse the audie.
ily. An effort is being made
TIE Professor to open a cours
nlng Hence all wishing sue
appear tonight and make it
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Der sole; May 81. Connective and
easier; cash 47c; December Ale; May SOC.
oats-Quiee; cash 29c; No. 2 white 31c.
Clover Seductive and firm; cash "a 12i;
December 81 10.
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W. N. C~LEMys-?S Mansrcr. Del
Z r

Under schedule In effect May q, ls7, trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard Time:
p. m. For fit,sSursh. ioi7 a m. Foo Wells.
willie, tl2 p. m. Fer Stcubenville. SIS q N.
For Martins Ferry. 6SSA m. Trains arrive %
Bridgeport NJ 7ba q m, 1882 o. M, ass p. n,
tA Q. m, $40 :. m. Myl7
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East Liberty.
'E1F'fLsE
on City.

on city.
Oh CITY, November 17.-Petroleum-
Opened ct 74!c; highest 752c; closed at
74fc.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURG, November 17.--PetIeleum
Fairly active and firm; opened at 75c;
closed at 745c; highest 754c; lowest 74lc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, November l7.-Petroleum-
Opened at 745c; CLOSED at 743c; highest
75sc; lowest 74sc; clearances 1,G06, 900
barrels.
Titusvillr.
T~TTUsvILLg, November 17.-Petro!eum
Opened at 745c; highest 752c; lowest
743c; CLOSED ut 74Ic.
New York.
New YORK, November 17.-Petroleum
Opened strong, became steady after the
first sales and remained so until afternoon,
When there was a squirt, followed by a re-
action, and the close was steady; opening
at Toe; highest 75sc; lowest 743c; closing
at 74yc. Sales $3.50 barrels.
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SUNDAY trains on <; az; ny-;ssrsy. .. c.szsc.
J. a. Poin. P,ea..nt This t ths sbo1 ins -
eos VA. the Ohio River Rsiisoad. 10 jpfsrna,
uon regarding The rstp, f0utus &c, ad1rDm
vel EONIze01H
General fkncnGB Aepal
YkKD. HUsx1fk6,
Travelling - Asas
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DTTTsBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
J. LOUIS RAILROAD 90.

May ga, 1851, trains leave wheeling, Con
trail Standard Time: For Sieubenvillc and Pitn.
bursh, 6Ss q m, i2:o p. m. SD p. m. Yos
steubenville, 500 ?. m. The 6B D. N ana
SOS y. N. trains make direct connection Coz
Columbus Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chicago.
The 1898 p. m. train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chicago, Trains arTivu q
Wheeling at o:ib = in, 1915 q No., 2ssp ,. N. and
900 n, m. rnylS
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at SaS Per Csut,-Govsrnmepts
u and S~teady-Stocks ~Lower-Flour
steady and Unchanged-wheat Higher.
NEW YORK, November l7.-Money on
all easy at Sa5 per cent last loan at 4
per cent; closed offered at 3 per cent.
prime mercantile paper Gas per cent.
sterling exsaaPge quiet but firm at 4s2
for 80 day bff1s.
uOYERSAENTs-Dull and steady.
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Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy Of swlrt's Specific a. a
remedy and cure FOR rheumatism AMI lIl!5od dis.
eases has never had o Uorc c9nspicuous Illustration
than this case affords. The can,.;G. unsolicited and
emphatic testimony G!vcn b. he venerable gentle
man must be accepted as convincing and conclusive
The writer Is q sU--catcl ,.seao OF Mississippi Tie
s'a''SmaH 1"hoH' III. &ar:ia refers, aEd TO whom
Eets Indebted Tor tie advice to which &c owes hs
NAL relief from years OF suffering. Is NJ. King. for
many years the Fo7ulas hight clerk Of tho Lawrence
GJuSs. at jackson.
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MS. Anril . ~

EuG SWIFT SrECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca:
GcHtscH'ra-I have been an Invalid pensioner TO-
soEty years, hGTiES contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in the HgNcaU War, But not TN th2 l.. CT
March. lS75, did tsgian symptoms OF
u that day wa S~lyi;erly stricken with that dis.
ease In both biz 4 aEd ankles. Tor twenty DAYS I
walked on crlscGE. Then the Vaia was less violent
but IL shifted fT,I~ Int 10 fpiuL For weeks Uouli
tho oLAer. Tho s.. Irs.g lgIt me a muIpaat fpr
eleven yedr5t.I .'"0w g-tds-tl q from MARCH,
Sta wren l vas 1T at.f"kvd. To October /. lSSE.
when lHasCurSd- bGglls these eleven years ~ IA,
tense SUFFERING ] tried 4GDuWerable prpscrintIDn4
Icn various thES.Ci-Ls, and tried everytEirg s,y.
SISTED oy tricnstS bug u , ever received the 'nass
formally, l am nos awSFc az a.. Finally. about tn
frst % SSPtcmpfF, / tU4tg rrTaagcmUnlS 10 90 tn m,
HOt SprirsS OF Arkansas, having icSpaiseI OK every
auaiutSncC, Nr. King. nov ~ the Lawrence House
Or tEisc city H. hL.G once been = great surcrCr nom
rheumatism, Grnr o. ! supposed, had bern cured
oh ne tu1s his vGst O. the NpE Springs was I'M vain
he found % rCitgt On bis return from Hoe Springs
lCfH9Ct. T. tAr EgSs time. pftAp S. as reme1y
~ rheumatism. TIE tried &C rri six bottles MADE n
be hd3 hsd no rctura ufthe @ seasr.
ltmHetLntCiy returned to Us 10 IN SeutCnlbrrI \
as faT IS tEe sGeuuagErl wal CuGrernGd. ~
aa lad disa1yl1Sei, and l RAVE SGT FILL 4 TWINS
% n SINGS
4 have no iatsSss. q, making this statement o;ber
ihaa the hope ta1t d u1y irH't sonr otaer suffer- |
10 a sure soGutr II rctsT. and III nos this rrsylt |
am well rewarded for my tsOublC. ( en- very re |
peSGUly AM truly SJur friend.
FOR sale by all c~r:SSiSss Treatise on Blood and
KIN Diseases maiird u~'
tfc NGa- STJS,FE - 90 \
F#.ra- 90 r4#s.r. O.. |
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B.. z. Z {. RAILROAD,

B, z. Z z. RAILROAD,
Bellaire and zanesyillethroug passenger train
leaves bellaire at $40 T. m, arrives at Beilsire at
Noodsheld passenger train leaves Bellaire Al
40 p. m, arrives at Bellaire at S:O a. IN,
~Sumnerfeld Accommodation leaves BeIlsir nj
Luz P. M, arrives at Bellaire at lOa5 q. m.
All trains daily except SUNDAY CentraI Stard-
ard Time from BellaIre
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LIVE sToCS.
Chicago.

chicago.
CHICAGO, November 17.-Cattle-RA
ceipts II, 900 head; shipments 5000 head;
market steady; fancy SIS 10a5 so; shipping
steers 50 S0a4 so; stockers and feeders
81 OOa3 20; COWS, bnlls aud mixed s. 90
az IS; Texas cattle s. 00a3 Is; Western
rangers 81 OOa3 IS.
Hog-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
ZOO head; market strong; 5 to loo high
er; closed easier; mixed 81 40a4 80, heavy
81 6Oa4 s5; light 81 40 al 20; skips S. IS
al %.
Sheep-Receipts 6 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady and stropg;
natives s. 75a3 10; western 81 9Oa3 IS:
Texans 81 00o3 40; lambs So 75a5 20.
New York.
NEW YORK, November 17.-Beeves-
Receipts 46 car loads for slaughter direct;
AZ car loads for export, and IL car loads for
the market; no trading in beeves; dull for
dressed beef at 81 50a5 90 for Texas and
Colorado sides.
Sheep-Receipts 300 head; market
steady for sheep, and dull and easier for
lambs; sheep sold at So O0a4 30; lambs
from 81 5Oa6 40.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; market
frmer for live hogs at S. O0a5 30, and a
few choice went S. 40.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, November 17.-Cst-
tle-Receipts 81 head; shipments 1872 head;
market fair at yesterdays quotations.
Hogs-Receipts 2,7O0 head; shipments
$500 head; market active; Philadelphias
S. 00a5 10; Workers 81 s0a4 So; Is cars
hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; market fair
at yesterdays quotations.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, o., November Hogs
Active and higher; common and light So 10
"A SO; packing and butchers 81 sOa5 Is;
receipts 5000 head; shipments 800 head.
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AnrSa!s.
EOR SALE.

Property on the National Pike and near Depci
at Valley Grove, Ohio county, ". Va, nearl!
and Stables. Also some growing Fruits, WI
sell for Two Thousand Dollars, which is less than
the buildings cost
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
iyls No l42O Main Street
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ONO RIyKR RAILROAD.
IiIns table tRsirs eject June NH, l17,
Passenger uEipS VII rJu A. Gllows-Csntyal
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TWO BARGAINS IN
Taland Hon Esatnte.

Two desirable residences on Virginia street,
the ha~ndsomest and highest street on the Island.
for sale. one sSven-room house; water on first
and second GooT; stone foundation; cellar under
whole house. The other q substantial two story
fTame Of four rooms stone foundation; cellar un.
der whole house. For particulars and terms ap-
ply TO W. II. HALLEk.